"If you ain t scared you ain t human."

Decor presentation: we have a block, with huge walls and doors closing every night for protection from the Labyrinth creatures. Behind this enclosure lies a jungle of vines, where Griffeurs hiding, filthy slug species that prey on their victims by pricking, causing a crisis of delirium called Transformation. To heal, we must inject the serum and wait two days, uttering cries of horror.

Within the block, there is a small twenty teenagers. Landed from nowhere, they do not remember their past or their history. Each month a new candidate emerges from a box, completely dazed and only able to mumble his name. For two years this strange adventure that lasts, teenagers are on edge, so they welcome with despite the latest entrant. But Thomas is a troublemaker around in circles, he asks questions, judge and provides opinions, he sticks his nose into everything and it aims to become Corridor (to face the Labyrinth and its Griffeurs). Basically, it disturbs.

And he does not dare admit it, but he has a sense of déjà vu. The place looks familiar but his memory is playing tricks on him. However, it understands that the sudden arrival of a girl among the group is the sign of a great change. Together, perhaps they will understand the mystery that surrounds them. But hey, nothing is simple, and then the band of losers often puts a spoke in the wheel, because this chain of events is uncommon and causes frustration disturbing grunts.

Specifically, the story is very curious: it raises the question, excites the imagination and makes the reader turning pages at full speed. It is a novel of action, suspense and handling (or I do not know anything). The medium is both exotic and hostile, badly it feels at ease in danger and you can not understand anything! In this regard, it is infallible, our nerves are raw and becomes a puppet in the hands of the author (and the Bloc Creators!). Very good epilogue, in this regard, which launches the prospect of a sequel even more scary (but least surprising, I suppose). However, I issue a small reserve because I found it a bit heavy and ponderous style. I had a good read, but still I missed the little spark to claim enthusiasm.